Alden Sampson was an American automobile manufacturer established in 1904 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The company was founded by Alden Sampson, who initially built a prototype of the MOYEA car. Impressed by the design, he acquired the rights to it and began production under his own name.

The Alden Sampson automobile was characterized as a high-quality vehicle featuring a 16-horsepower, four-cylinder engine with chain drive. The company offered a range of body styles, both open and closed, to cater to different consumer preferences. However, production was short-lived, as Alden Sampson shifted the company's focus to truck manufacturing after just one year of automobile production.